Criminal Justice Topics
Customization
Curriculum objectives and accreditor requirements form the foundation of the topics and subjects available in our assessments. The Criminal Justice Assessment allows you to select from 16 topics, and each topic comprises of 4 subjects.
Test bank questions for each subject are used to assess the foundational knowledge levels and retained knowledge and are aligned with the academic program’s knowledge areas. The test bank includes 100-300 questions per topic. Each exam consists of a random selection of 10 questions per topic. Therefore, we recommend 8-10 topics or 80-100 questions per exam.
All assessment items are validated and peer-reviewed. Regular psychometric analyses of the test banks ensure reliability and accuracy. Exam difficulty is relative; the service assesses retained knowledge of the students at the program level using normed instrumentation. The topics are sorted by their respective domain.
Criminal Justice Topics
+ Administration of Justice
+ Corrections
+ Courts
+ Criminological Theory
+ Ethics and Diversity
+ Homeland Security
+ Juvenile Justice
+ Law Adjudication
+ Law Enforcement
+ Research & Analytical Skills
Sociology Topics
+ Application and Sociological Practice
+ Crime, Law, and Deviance
+ Inequalities and Stratification
+ Social Change
+ Theory and Knowledge
+ Research Methods
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UNDERGRADUATE Criminal Justice Exam Summary
This document provides a detailed listing of the topics and subjects along with example questions associated with the undergraduate-level exam services.
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MASTERS Criminal Justice Exam Summary
This document provides a detailed listing of the topics and subjects along with example questions associated with the graduate-level exam services.
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Additional Resources
As your thought-partner, we want to ensure you have all the information and resources you need as you explore our solutions. Therefore, we have put together a variety of documents that you can easily share with your colleagues.
Validity & Reliability
We place a high priority on ensuring the validity and reliability of the assessment services. These practices begin at the design stage, continue through beta-testing, and have ongoing, regularly scheduled quality reviews. Download a full peer-reviewed journal article below.
Assurance of Learning
Assurance of Learning is a Peregrine Pathways publication that assists accreditation specialists, academic program managers, quality assurance officers, and faculty with assurance of learning implementation and application of Peregrine’s services for assurance of learning. The workbook will help you understand how assessment is used to evaluate higher education goals, objectives, and learning outcomes. Download the workbook below or visit our Assurance of Learning page.
Brochures & Presentations
See below for a full selection of brochures and presentations you can use to share information with peers and colleagues. Our goal is to provide your team with the best experience possible.
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Determining Test Bank Reliability
For specifics concerning Peregrine’s exam reliability procedures, please refer to this published peer-reviewed journal article that describes our methodology.
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Criminal Justice Assessment Presentation
This document provides a detailed presentation of the assessment service and includes additional information about the service, assessed topics, accreditation relationship, exam customization, and pricing.
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Criminal JUSTICE Assessment Brochure
The brochure provides a detailed look at the test bank, reporting capabilities, and how the service can be applied towards a direct measurement of learning outcomes and programmatic evaluation.
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